Tens of thousands are in Valletta this evening to absorb the sights, sounds and magic of the capital during the annual Notte Bianca. 

The streets and cultural venues of Valletta - from the majestic City Gate all the way to St Elmo - are playing host to an assortment of cultural activities and entertainment.

State palaces and museums have opened their doors to delight patrons with visual art exhibitions and theatre performances, while the open-air streets and piazzas are showcasing some of the finest local and international musicians and dancers.

Cafes and restaurants will be open until late with food stalls and tables occupying the streets.

 

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